Types of disciplinary actions
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Dates and status
- Compiling agency
- Executive Department
- Text status
- Source receipt
- Compiled text through
- Jul 31, 2022
- Register checked through
- July 29, 2026/Vol. XLVIII, Issue 30 (2026-07-29)
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- Jun 6, 2026
Rule violations shall be addressed in one of three levels:
(a)Level I rules. Violations of level I rules shall be addressed by the resident's living unit staff.
(b)Level II rules.
(1)Dispositions for violations of level II rules shall be made by FDP if the disciplinary sanction may include:
(i)loss of a specified period of good behavior allowance (good time) applicable to juvenile offenders;
(ii)a 30- to 120-day hold on a resident's release to the community or transfer to a lower (security) level facility (applicable to juvenile delinquents). However, a 30-120 hold on a resident's release shall not extend his/her stay beyond the expiration date on the court order. Any request to the originating court for an extension of placement shall be filed in accordance with agency policy;
(iii)loss of privileges for more than 30 days (maximum 120 days);
(iv)involuntary restitution for loss or intentional damage of State property or other person's property; and
(v)facility service.
(2)Otherwise, dispositions for violations of level II rules shall be made by the DRO.
(c)Level III rules.
Dispositions for violations of level III rules shall be made by a FDP.
(1)A FDP shall not substitute for mandated hearings based on law, regulation or court stipulations, such as Fenner hearings, release revocations or any other administrative process which is mandated for certain classes of youth in custody.
(2)Where hearings are required by law or agency policy, they shall take place according to procedures established for such hearings. A FDP shall take place independently of mandated hearings.